Sentence examples for shot it would be from inspiring English sources

"If he missed a shot, it would be upsetting to him," Lever said.

"To do one race, one shot, it would be nice, but it wouldn't be correct," he said.

"If I had to have somebody make a last-second shot, it would be Kobe Bryant," West said in the interview.

If ever there was a Ted-ish cutaway shot, it would be to Don the sheepdog, cruising down the dual carriageway while his distracted owner tends to a lamb.

But poker, especially competitive high-stakes poker, masquerades as a game of chance: after all, your average boxing fan would never look at Lennox Lewis and think that, though it might be a long shot, it would be worth stepping into the ring against him.

Gracey replied: "Yes, as a number of people shot it would be exceptional".

At the FanDuel party, I'd seen him plead with one of the company's employees for a shot — it'd be his third, evidently — at pitching Nigel Eccles directly.

"Then I knew if I hit those shots, it would be a two-possession game.

"And you have to pick your shots: It would be a mistake to bring Radar to Austin; it would be hard to do it in Philadelphia, because you don't want to step on the theater festivals there that do similar work".

If Dunham only posted behind-the-scenes "Girls" shots, it would be enough.

It's a long shot – OK, a very long shot – but it would be nice to think that the good players in England's squad can show that is what they are: good players.